Sentence examples for to exploit anything from inspiring English sources

Smirin did not overwhelm his opponents, but always seemed more alert and ready to exploit anything that was offered.

Online security specialist Richard Cox said that it was common for spammers to exploit anything being discussed by a lot of people online.

Republicans have decided the business of killing health care reform and upending a potential Obama victory is too important not to exploit anything that sticks, including an Ethics Committee investigation I myself initiated last fall.

You shouldn't spread a false ideology that "women feel the need to exploit anything that may be rape for publicity" and "statements like that put all the blame on men and put no blame on women".

On the 20th anniversary of Naomi Klein's seminal book about branding No Logo, let's not feign surprise at ad-land's cynicism: it is their job to co-opt and exploit anything they can – from our deepest neuroses, to underground music and culture, to our entire civic identity.

These guys are really cold-blooded because they'll just exploit anything for effect, like the anguish of a small child or a parent's despair.

As a rule of thumb, the more desperate and vulnerable you are the easier you are to exploit, with anything from financial advice to lifestyle tips.

Manic-depressive from giving our power and sanctity away to things and people outside of ourselves, and replenishing it by exploiting anything we can find in our control.

"I'm not exploiting anything at all.

How can anyone brought up believing in the right of people to be who they are, only subject to the duty not to exploit others, believe anything else?

He's happy to exploit anyone and anything to make money for himself.